A Stormy Night

A stormy night is really dreadful and horrible. It occurs especially in the month of Chaitra and Baisakh. On a stormy night, the sky is overcast with clouds. The winds blow violently from all directions. Sometimes there is lighting occasionally thunders roar. People shudder in fear. Nature looks very gloomy. There is terrible sound all around. Roofs of houses are blown away. Trees are uprooted. It causes a great loss of life and property. People can not sleep. They utter the name of Allah and recite many lines of the Holy Quran. The people of other religions also remember the name of God. However, stormy night is a night of horror and destruction.

2. An Honest man

It is an abstract idea r to define an honest man. We can only say that an honest man earns his living by working honestly. He is an embodiment of purity and truthfulness. An honest man does not think of doing evil to others nor does he indulge in false pursuits. He never breaks his promise once made. We can differentiate an honest man from a dishonest one by his behavior, dealings and activities towards his fellow beings. Lives of all great men remind us that their greatness was due to they're honest. An honest man never stoops to any meanness or evil. He is true to his word. He does what says. He never likes flattery. He sticks to his principles whatever challenge may come. He is a safe custodian of truth and justice. An honest man is usually a virtuous man. He always leads a plain and simple life. There is none but loves and respect him. An honest man is really pride and glory of a society and a nation. The most honest men we have, the better is for the nation. So all of us should be honest and should follow the principles of honesty in our day to day life. But it is a great regret that an honest man is now hardly found in our country and the world at large.

3. A School Magazine

The school magazine is an annual or periodical publication of the school mostly written and contributed by the students. It plays an important role in one's school life. It is a forum through which our Juvenile learners can express the green ideas and imagination of their minds. In order to conduct the work of publication of the school magazine, at first, a magazine committee is formed with the Headmaster as the Chairman and chief patron. The committee generally consists of nine members. Three of them are teachers and six are students. the Headmaster selects the editor from among the teachers. Both teachers and students write in it. Generally, poems, short stories, jokes, one-act plays, riddles and other writings relating to school affairs are published in the magazine. The editor at first invites writings from the teachers and the students for the magazine. After proper scrutiny and correction, the best ones are selected and sent to the press for printing. The school magazine helps young learners and writers to develop their latent faculties. It helps them develop their power of thinking and writing. It creates opportunities for one to become a writer and a poet in later life. In fact, the school magazine is the first stepping stone for future writers.